Taylor's Curriculum Framework (TCF) is a flexible study framework designed to future-proof you within the Taylor'sphere, with a broader set of graduate capabilities beyond academic knowledge. Stand out from others with well-rounded skills built through hybrid degrees, mix-and-match modules, and work-based learning, supported by various initiatives.
A growing number of employers, including prominent conglomerates like Google and Deloitte, are assigning diminished importance to academic credentials. They highly value talent above all, encompassing attributes such as aptitude, personality, acquired skills, and industry knowledge.
This trend is substantiated by studies like the Corporate Recruiters Survey 2015. The report, published by the Graduate Management Admission Council, revealed that 92% of surveyed recruiters would assess candidates based on their demonstrated capacity to perform. When it comes to securing a job, the focus has shifted from mere qualification to the additional competencies candidates can contribute.
Taylor's University is taking proactive measures to equip graduates for the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution by introducing the Taylor’s Curriculum Framework (TCF). The TCF is an adaptable educational structure that offers a pertinent and dynamic curriculum, enhances prospects for international and industry exposure, and delivers a comprehensive education founded on academic excellence, life skills, and emotional well-being.
The core purpose for Taylor's Curriculum Framework is for you to attain:
Taylor's graduates distinguish themselves by possessing comprehensive skills nurtured through a multitude of enriched and immersive learning experiences, bolstered by a range of innovative initiatives.
TGC 1
Discipline Specific Knowledge
TGC 2
Critical Thinking, Problem Solving & Creative Thinking Skills
TGC 3
Communication Skills
TGC 4
Lifelong Learning
TGC 5
Personal Competencies
TGC 6
Social Competencies
TGC 7
Entrepreneurialism
TGC 8
Global Perspectives
The new curriculum framework for Taylor's degree programmes consists of a combination of:
Primary Major
Compulsory Common Core modules, with some programmes offering Discipline Core / Specialisation selections
University Core
National and University mandated modules
Flexible Studies
Modules that allow students the flexibility to choose from a range of subjects across various fields
Complement your primary major with related or unrelated fields from the same or different course through free electives, extension, minor, or a second major.
